NationMaster - Encyclopedia: French personal pronouns

Case	Singular		Plural
first person, nominative	je		nous
first, accusative	me		nous
first, dative	me		nous
first, disjunctive	moi		nous
second, nominative	tu		vous
second, accusative	te		vous
second, dative	te		vous
second, disjunctive	toi		vous
third, nominative	il	elle	ils	elles
third, accusative	le	la	les	les
third, dative	lui	lui	leur	leur
third, disjunctive	lui	elle	eux	elles

The French possessive pronouns (mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, notre, nos, votre, votre, vos, leur, leur, leurs) are technically adjectives because they decline into masculine, feminine and plural forms and further agree with their heads (not their antecedents).

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